William Batchelder Greene’s articles for The Worcester Palladium are an idiosyncratic mix of religious and political concerns, but it would be interesting, for example, to read articles like this alongside Proudhon’s The Celebration of Sunday. […]
This early article by William Batchelder Greene is remarkable for its discussion of anarchy, a topic to which Greene devoted very little attention. The treatment of the topic is characterized by a familiar sort of […]
titre: Confession titre de l’original: date: juillet-août 1851 lieu: Forteresse Pierre-et-Paul pays: Russie source: Moscou, GARF f.825, o.1, d.297 langue: traduction traduction: Bakounine, Confession. 1851, traduit par Paulette Brupbacher, Paris, 1974 |1Votre Majesté Impériale très […]
A Letter from Pauline Roland We extract from the Espérance a letter of a courageous and intelligent woman, a martyr of modern times, a heroine of Socialism, dead fighting for Progress and for Humanity. […]
[I’ve been hoping to put together a collection of Pauline Roland’s writing, but I’ve had difficulties tracking down many of the more important essays. However, her letters from jail and her subsequent transportation to Africa, […]
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